Experiment with and compare different tokenizers
Analyze text to identify entities and relationships
Compare different tokenizers in char-level and byte-level.
Find collocations for a word in specified part of speech
Aligns the tokens of two sentences
Extract bibliographical metadata from PDFs
Explore and interact with HuggingFace LLM APIs using Swagger UI
Rerank documents based on a query
Humanize AI-generated text to sound like it was written by a human
Generate answers by querying text in uploaded documents
Generate topics from text data with BERTopic
Identify AI-generated text
Extract relationships and entities from text
The Tokenizer Playground is a web-based application designed for text analysis and experimentation. It allows users to interact with and compare different tokenization models in a user-friendly environment. Whether you're a developer, researcher, or student, this tool provides a hands-on way to understand how tokenizers process text and generate tokens for various applications like NLP tasks.
1. What is tokenization in the context of text analysis?
Tokenization is the process of splitting text into smaller units called tokens, which can be words, subwords, or characters, depending on the tokenizer used. It is a fundamental step in many NLP tasks like language modeling and text classification.
2. How do I choose the right tokenizer for my project?
The choice of tokenizer depends on your specific use case, such as the language, dataset, and model architecture. The Tokenizer Playground allows you to experiment and compare outputs to find the best fit for your project.
3. Can I save my experiments in The Tokenizer Playground?
Yes, The Tokenizer Playground provides options to save your experiments and settings for future reference. You can also export code snippets to implement tokenization in your own projects.